If you get the following non-descriptive error message:
Uncaught exception 'ImagickException' with message 'Compare images failed'
Check your picture dimensions! i compared a 21x20 png to a 20x20 png which resulted in that error. Took me forever to figure out that the dimensions have to be exactly the same.
Imagick::compareImages
(PECL imagick 2, PECL imagick 3)
Imagick::compareImages — ある画像を再構築された画像と比較する
戻り値
再構築された画像と画像の差異を含む配列を返します。
エラー / 例外
エラー時に ImagickException をスローします。
例
例1 Imagick::compareImages() の使用法
画像を比較し、再構築された画像を表示します。
<?php
$image1 = new imagick("image1.png");
$image2 = new imagick("image2.png");
$result = $image1->compareImages($image2, Imagick::METRIC_MEANSQUAREERROR);
$result[0]->setImageFormat("png");
header("Content-Type: image/png");
echo $result[0];
?>
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info at celeste-design dot de ¶
10 years ago
Tim K and Sam M @netflix ¶
10 years ago
The *Absolute Error* metric is not listed as an available metric constant. However, you can still use it if needed by passing the internal constant definition for AE which is 1. This is useful when you wish to compare using a desired fuzz factor. Example:
<?php
// init the image objects
$image1 = new imagick();
$image2 = new imagick();
// set the fuzz factor (must be done BEFORE reading in the images)
$image1->SetOption('fuzz', '2%');
// read in the images
$image1->readImage("php_step29_actual.png");
$image2->readImage("php_step29_correct.png");
// compare the images using METRIC=1 (Absolute Error)
$result = $image1->compareImages($image2, 1);
// print out the result
echo "The image comparison 2% Fuzz factor is: " . $result[1];
?>
